Roseburg news-review., March 21, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, MARCH 2 1 . 1925.
FIVE
USE
RED
THE RELIABLE BATTERY
for Engine, Phone or Radio
They Give Satisfaction
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store -
NEW FIXTURES FOR
REEDSPORT BANK
Saturday of last week, the new
finun-H fur thw First Hank of
Itt'fdsport, wre received and put
in place ill the new quarters that
lire being prepared in the corner
room of the iabuey built! ing.
Present indications are that the
new bank quarter will be ready
for occupancy about April 15.
Work of reenforcing tho vault
had been progressing and the final
touches will be Riven to that about
the last of March.
The quarters are very attractive
and the furniture is handsome and
will enable most efficient service
with the minimum of labor. The
new banking quarters are so de
allied that with little change it
will be ahle to expand. Port Ump
qua Courier.
You can eat your fill on our
candy and it will do you good
either box ur bulk we have our
own special hurchound drops.
Lloyd Crocker.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR SCHOOL
BONDS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 4 IN DOUGLAS COUNTY,
OREGON
NOTICE is hereby given that the
umh rsigm'd w ill, up to 7:30 o'clock
P. M. of April II, JJ5, reeeivtt ut
his oft ice in the City of Roseburg,
lumglas County, Oregon, sealed
bids for the purchase of negotiable
serial coupon bonds of School
liiatrict Mo. 4 in Douglas County,
Oregon, in the sum of $1G5,U0U.0U.
aid bonas will be in tit-nominations
of $l,uoo.U0 each, dated May
1, 11J5, and maturing as loiiows:
6 bonds to mature May 1. 19-6; 6
bonds to mature annually on May
1st of each and every year there
after Including May 1, 1933; 11
bonds to mature annually on May
let of each and every year there
after including May 1st, 1940; 10
bonds to mature unuually on May
1st of each and every year thereaf
ter Including May 1, 1944. Said
bonds w ill draw live per cent inter
est, payable semi-annually on No
vember 1st and May 1st, and the
principal and interest shall be pay
able in lawful money of the I'niied
States of America at the office of
the treasurer of lkiuglas County,
Oregon, or at the Fiscal Agency of
the Stale of Oregon in the city and
suite of New York at the option of
the purchaser.
Ail bids miut be accompanied
by a certified check payable to
School District No. 4 of Douglas
County, Oregon, In an amount
equal to five per cent cf the
amount of fafd bid to be forfeited
to the School District In case the
successful bidder shall fail to com
plete the purchase of said bonds In
accordance with the terms of his
bid. Said bids shall be opened at a
1'Ublic meeting of the school board
of said District to be held in the
school b-.nud room in the high
school in said district on the 14ih
day of April, 19:'5, at 7:30 o'clock
P. M. and the bonds shall bo told
by the board to the highest uid
bent bidder but for not less than
par and accrued interest. '1 he
board reserves the right to rejt-ct
any and ail bids and to re-advei Use
the sale of said bonds.
Ily order of the board of direc
tors of School Di.st.nct No. 4, of
Douglas Couuty, Oregon.
V. J. MICKLLI,
DistriA Clerk.
Moore Dros. Dairy
Purity Brand Milk
Phone 15-F15 or M2-Y
ROSEBURG, OREGON
GERMS
Have your clotlics clean
ed often by a MASTER
CLEANER to lengthen
their life and prevent the
spread of contagion.
SEAL
'FURNITURE STORE AT
I REEOSPORT PURCHASED
Announcement Is made at Iteeds
port of the sale of the Uroune and
tayior nusiness to J. A. Kills, for
I merly of Wasco, Oregon, who is to
Aiikv possession about the first of
i the month. Mrs. Kllin, the wife of
the new owner, is a sister of t'has.
.. Stanton of this city. Mr. and
! Mrs. Kllis have been planning to
move to Uouglus county for sever
al months, and have been seeking
for a suitable location.
Q .
Taylor-made concrete is good con
creie. 'i'eC 225-R.
HUM'S Ol U K TIIIkXi.
JNyrholoKlMH Have Adopted New
Method of TeMing Intelligence.
There Is uo denying the fact
that mental alertness hould be
cultivated by every one of us. The
I psychologists prescribe various
' metheds for stimulating the
i thinking apparatus, but Lone they
now pay is quite the equal of the
popular roas word puzzles.
It is reported that some of the
psychology departments of the
leading universities have adopted
these 'puzzling squares" for mak
ing mental tests. They measure
; the intelligence of their students
j liy the degree of accuracy und
speed which they display in cross
l word puzzle solving.
Hut as alert as they may be,
eventually the crosa word worker
; mast go to the dirtiouary the
I Court of Lust Resort w hich in
I itself aDo helps quick thinking.
: Kspecially Is the New l'nivers;ties
j Dictionary a brain stimulator. For
j with its many Supplementary dic
tionaries, along with its enlarged
j vocabulary, interest in the word
jbuildin will be intensified, and
! the cross word puzler wil lfind
! the cro"s word puzzler will find
The dictionary coupon printed
elsewhere in this issue will show
you how- to come Into immediate
possession of this new volume.
Cars washed by competent man
at Terminal Garage, cor. Main and
Washington Sts. Phone 393.
itov wins ii:ial.
(Aiwx-liitH Pre I.tnw Win-.)
I.OS ANCKLKS, March 20.
Johannes Itartholowsky, 1 2 Los
Angeles school boy, has been
uwardid the Hoy Seoul Medal lor
hero. sin displayed In saving the
life of Vivian Holl, his playmate.
Johannes risked his own life
when the latter fell off the edge
of a 40-foot cliff near his home.
While Vivian clung desperately to
a shrub, Johannes gripped a
branch of a tree, reached over
the edire of the precipice, seized
his playmate and a! in on by su
perhuman effort dragged him to
safety.
The award came from national
headquarters of the Boy Scouts
of Amenta in New York and is
the highest honor that can come
to a scout.
For concrete work call Taylor.
113 No. Flint St Tel. 225 It
ri:x to iiavk Mi:a ai;y.
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SAN Ot KNTIN I'KNi TKXTI
AKY. March 2o. ThU California
penal in-tiiuiicm is to have a new
libr.irv and the public will pay
for It.
Warden Frank J. Smith has Im
po?ed an mi minion l:aige of
cent per person on t (shorn
coming to the tnsi itut ion except
when they come on uttieiul busi
ness. Anywhere from $.10 to $100 is
being colli rted on norinal visiting
das. So Uir the public has very
cheerfully paid the "tax"' when
told the purpose ot the fund.
TUBBY
f iOW THAT THE
r-m The PfiiTE OF no
HAOMtVtR SttN A Dod LIKE
VouBfcFonc Au CM!
KMOW WHETHER Yov WEB-S
A 1HOROOI.H-BRt.0 CR A MrntCE
SOTH5W 6MI Si O A PSUT To PLC
THE iftFESiDt- GulSiLitei .
ASUlCLL BE.A1 11 fl U HOMtyV ,1 1 f
-mm
i1"(.i:t hum xast
.i aki .ikis a rsKi.K
ton iuiiij:.
(AvUtr4 Ptm Itw4 Win.)
FI'ATTI.K. March 20. More
than $l,iMMt,uiMi U to be expended
by th I'nltfd States coast guard
Hk-rvue, thirteenth district, em
bracing Puget Sound, the west
coast of Washington and Alaska,
during ldl'5 iu waging relent
less war auainst liritish-Colum-hia
ruin runners, according to
Capt. V.'Vt. Dodge, rf imanrttT of
ihf district . A fleet o( L'2 ped
boa is each 36 feet long, aided by
15 craft of 75 feet, has been com
missioned and assigned to patrol
Puget .Sound and the western
coast of th state. It has beeu
estimated j hut the monthly outlay
will he MO, 00i. The construc
tion of the boats cost $410. OU0.
'The coast guard service Is
closing up the gaps," a!d Captain
bodge, Orders have been issued
to commanders to shoot to sink
and kill if the liquor runners do
not heed stop siguuU. It they
have no liquor aboard, pick them
up for violations of the naviga
tion laws. Harass the rum run
ner In every possible manner.
"The government has appropri
ated $ 1 5,0ou.oi.o to stop the
smuggling of liquor. We are go
ing to do it to the best of our
ability. We have the equipment,
meu and money."
SALESMEN WANTED
We want two first class sales
men to Fell washing machines iu
Roseburg and vicinity. This is a
real proposition for a worked. Kx
perietice not necessary. If you will
work as instructed you can easily
make from $lit to $250 per month.
Call or write at once. W. F. Ciatf
Hotel Huffman, Kugene, Ore.
A INMOST riVK MU.MOX
IHH.IjA its IN i,h i:sk
1 Ki:S IX WAMIINGTOX.
(AmooUIM Pre Lrinml Wife.)
W ASH I Cm TO N, W ash. , M a rch
14 A report of the state treas
urer shows that the amount re
ceived from the motor vehicle
business from December 1, 1924,
to February 28, lJ2', was $:,
G17,32i:.55. Of this amount $3,
201.772.35 was received before
February 1, and $415,548.20 dur
ing the month of February. Un
der the present law the automo
bile year begins December 1,
far as issuing of licenses Is con
cerned. The entire receipts for the year
1924 were $4.4 75,1 9ti. 70, eo that
it will be seen that the receipts
for the first three months is only
$1,000,000 less than the entire
last year's business.
Stud baker costs less jior pound
than butter.
MAKE TKAXSM1SSION TF.ST.
MswtrtM Pt" Let"! W 'r )
STANFORD UNIYKKSITY, Cal.,
March 20. One of the most im
portant electrical transmission
tests ever attempted will be made
here next summer under the di
rection of university engineers
and officials of the Pacific Cas
and Electric company and the
Southern Calitoru.a Ldlson com
pany. Six huge transformer units each
weighing 27 tons and with a com
bined capacity of L100,JMH volts
will be installed in a special la bar
aiorv, and with this and com-
WlANAVOIDS
M OPERATION
Awful Pains and Misery Re
lieved by Lydia E.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Lima, Ohio. "I want to tell rou
how your medicine has helped me. For
weeks 1 Fullered
with awful pains
from inflamma
tion and I was in
such misery that I
had to bend dou
hie to cet relief.
I could not be
touched or jarred,
had awful pain all
ttver my abdomen
andcould not touch
my feet- to the
lloor. It was irn-
prsiblo for me to straighten up and
the pains never ceased. 1 txk treat
ments for some time and finally was j
told I would have to have an opera
tion. 1 do not believe in operations i
and I had rend so much aliout Lydia K. j
Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound that '
1 told my husband I would try it be- 1
fore I pave up. J soon hejr.m to feci
that it was dumpmep-'iod. The awful !
misery lepan to leave me, also the
hickache. I have a pood ajetite and
am paining in weight. Taking this
medicine was the best thing Fever ,
did. I feci like it has saved my life i
mid I do not hesitate to say so to my I
friends. It has saved riie from a
dreaded operation and 1 am still ,
taking it. Mrs. Etiiki, Tmlrstun,
North Pine tit., Lima, Ohio.
Ak5.NO.VovJ
HAiA. DONT vJANT YooTo
Think i tiDN't APPP.teiftTb
HT YoovjE
viait s;h;mt
?.C- I'll
IUEk) w'll
' iy u
Sri
l h )7",r,',
U V ,4. tv. I
pan ton equipment problems of
transmitting power iu great uaD
titifs over long dislauce will be
worked out.
The highest voltage available
at commercial frequency will be
controlled in the experiments,
whh b are expected to have an
important bearing on the future
of electrical power development
in ine tuiiea eiaie.
AxundtO, piano tuner, none 1S9-L
MKIALS KOK HKItOKS.
(AMTiatnl rrra LrI Wire.)
WASHINC.TOX, March 21.
Secretary Wilbur has awarded sli
ver life saving medals to three
enlisted Inen for the rescue of
comrades from death by drown
ing. Two of them, Lester H.
Craft, fireman. The Dalles, Ore
icon, and John H. Dolan, machin
ists' mate, Jersey City, N. J..
jumped from the U. S. S. Guyama
In tieatle habor last August to
rescue a comrade who had gone
under when a ship's boat capsized.
Cas-mlr J. Garbinski, seaman, of
Newark, N. J., swam from the de
stroyer Hanbridge to the rescue
of the pilot and radio man of a
plane which had crashed.
SALESMEN WANTED
Experienced washing machine
salesmen wanted to take charge of
store opening up lot of new tenl
tory. Salary or commission. The
Tolleison, 152 4th St., Portland,
On.
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
A TKMPTING TANGLE Puzzle No. 128.
Edit.d By J. C BOYD
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HORIZONTAL.
1 answer 4 4 fresh
6 river 46 South
12 luminous African
circle antelope
around any 43 gifted
of the 62 reverential
heavenly fear
bodies 64 negative
14 an opening conjunc-
in the wall tion
l(i aoove fj6 in this
17 adage manner
20 rise and 67 before
fall of the &9 a continent
sea (abbr.)
21 Ion it rope CO filth
with run- 61 mend
ntnff noose 63 exclama-
23 tiny tion
24 enter- S4 ove re
tained turned turf
J5 impersonal (golfing
pronoun term)
26 gape 6fi freezing
28 tract of 68 European
waste land blackbird
8& position on 70 smooth
a football 71 made o' a
team cereal gross
(abbr.) 73 dortina- ,
81 wooden pin tion
33 preposi- 74 a round
tion about way
84 Greek let- 7C a trip made
tor to do a
35 point of commission
compass 73 pertainim?
SG one who to the hack
denies God 79 hated
4 0 depressed ( si mpl ified
42 owed spelling)
43 formerly
nerwith Is solution to PuztIp
No. 127.
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MlAIT.AjDlO Rl I P Oil
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Hail! The Conquering Hero Comes.
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ciciv 6e t, knit.
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jSKW THAW WKAItH
F.ANT VMW IK. UT CltOWK.
(Awrlattsl fr lard W ir. )
NKW YORK, Maroh 21. A new
t chunipkm wears the world's ban
tam weight crown today. He Is
Charles (Phil) Kosebuerg of New
I Vurk who outpointed Kddle (Can
jnouhall) Martin, deftpdlng cham
pion, in a ld-round match at Ma
dion Square Uardeu last night.
It was a battle between a fighter
and a boxer, the latter dominat
ing 10 of the 15 rounds.
Martin was aggressive enough
and willing at ait times, but he
was wild and his willingness was
confined to a series of bull-like
rushes that gained him nothing.
t Canterbury Hen plants, fine
lare clumps at 15 cents each or
$1.50 a dozen. All bedding plants In
' season. The Fern, Koseburg's
j Pioneer Florist, 109 South Jackson
street. s
WFKK'S FOItKCAST.
A.UI.-1 frtm UamsI Win.)
SAN FRANCISCO. March Jl.
j The Pacific Coast weather fore
can for the week beginning Mar.
i '22, was announced here today by
I the I'nited States Weather Bureau
j as follows:
' The outlook Is for considerable
cloudiness in the North Pacific
states; probably with occasional
rains in Washington and North
western Oregon; fnlr weather
with seasonable temperature In
other ectlons.
VERTICAL.
1 alternate
2 Cupid
3 character
in Uncle
Tom'i
Cabin
4 upon
6 male sheep
7 coupl
8 New Eng
land state
(abbr.)
9 come in
10 an ap
proach 1 1 examples
1 2 Mohamme
dan ruler
1 3 devoured
1 5 split
1 8 possew
19 allured
22 affidavit
24 frustrate
27 gnef
29 exclama
tion of sur
prise 32 estimate
35 a Scandi
navian 37 number
88 idleness
89 Japanese
cent
41 unit
4fi docked
47 a whole
4! bones
60 crawl
51 -saw
63 yielded
65 conjunr
tion
68 hero of
long poire
of 11th
century
PO - giver
61 stain
62 native of
Africa
65 to prohibit
67 American
coins
(abbr.)
69 vociferate
71 openings
72 beak
75 personal
pronoun
77 royal
highness
(abbr.)
How to Solve Puzzle.
The best way to solve thif
crosA-word fiuzzle ia to run over
tl;p libt of horizontal anl vtrti
chI synonyms in si-arch of evi
dent or "easy" words. If hori
zontal, the word yog are look
inR for must extend crosswise
from the numht-r to the first
shaded stop on the r'iKht; if ver
tical, it must extend downward
from the number to the first
shaded stop below. When fin
ished, the words should read
equally well crosswise and
downward.
K fax
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r'OIlM Kit H KA I l .1 N Kit
MW A imttl ADDICT.
(AaorkM Pna Lnml Win.)
NKW VOKK. March SI. Wil
liam J. Montgomery, who with bis
former wife, Florence Moore, wa ',
once a vaudeville headliner aud
a Hroadway music comedy star at 1
a salary of fl.uuo a week for tbe ;
team, now Is a drug addict work- i
iuR for $30 a week as piuuist in
a small restaurant.
Ia court yesterday he pleaded '
guilty to possessing narcotics, but
bis sentence was suspended.
lie said be bad developed tbe .
habit after a physician treating
him for a fracture of his hip iu
Detroit three years ago bad giveu
biiu a narcotic.
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GENERAL LACKSMITHINQ
And horseshoeing. All work guar
anteed. Plenty room for furmer's
burses. 6-2 Winchester St. north of
Auto Camp, K. E. Woodcock, Prop. ,
CI.KVIXAND ITEMS.
Leslie Hapgerty of llosehurg
was visiting at the homo of bis
uncle Hill Van Wey last' week.
Mr. Kokeu Is busy these days
shearing Ins goats.
Fred llateinau la having a little
war ot bis own on his ranch. Tbe
stumps are the victims.
Mr. anil Mrs. Albert llecker
have come out of their winter
quarters. We are glad to Bee their
smiling faces In our crowd again.
Tho strawberry beds are gett
ing their annual spring cleaning
wlih all hands on deck.
Tho many friends and neigh
bors of Sirs. O. W. Reynolds sur
prised her on her birthday last
Wednesday night. Alter viewing
the delicious cakes on the kitchen
table. IS. W. brought in a box of
avples. We bit all right, but they
only acted as an appetlier. We
doubt if there was enough cake
tor LSeo's breakfast. An enjoy
able evening was spent and all
went home wishing Mrs. Reynolds
many more birthdays and parties.
ltev. and Mrs. Murphy and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Juhusou aud
children drove out from Uoseburg
to attend the party.
The ball game between Coles
Valley and Clevoland schools re
sulted in a victory tor Coles Val
ley 23 to 33. The score would
have been higher, but the score
keeper ran out of paper. Never
theless an Interesting game was
played and the whole neighbor
hood turned out to see It. This
was the first game of the season
and we expect better results next
time. ,
For prompt taxi service, city or
country trips. Phone A.
NOTICE of saie of Dovornment
timber, (.ieneral Land Of rice, Wanh
tiiKton, l. C, Fab. li, Nolle is
herehy Kven that aubji-il to Die
conditions and limitations of tlic
acts of June 9, im (Z Stat.. Z1K),
Kt-bruary 2, 1 V I V. (40 Htul.. ilTi
and June 4. lW:o (41 Htat.. it.H), and
departmental retfulatkm of April
14, 1124 (fu 1 U.. 37t, tlie ttintwr
on the following lands will be aold
March SO, mb, at iu o'clock a. m. at
public auction at the U. 8. Lsand. Of-fb-e
at HoiieburK, Ore (con, to the
highest bidder at not 1m than the
apuraisert value aa hhown by tills
notice, sule to be subject to th ap
proval uf the Hforetury of tbe In
terior, The purchase price wlln aa
additional iuiii of one-fifth of one
per cent, thereof, bt-lnti cuinmi
slona allowed, liiuut be depnslU-d, at
time of aale. money to be returned.
If sale la not approved, otherwlae
patent will isnue for the timber,
which niut be removed within ten
year. Hid will be received from
citizens of the United State, associ
ations of suih citizens and corpora
tion organized turner the laws of
tiie Unilcii Slates. or any stale, ter
ritory or district thereof, only. lp
on aipllrati(n of a qualified pur
cltaaer the timber on any lentil ub
illvihion wil be offered sepiiralely
before being included in any of
fer of a larger unit. T. -9 tv, It. IU
W Sec. 1&. NK'i tiK'A red fir 2000
M.. wlitte fir lfu M., re.1 rednr 25 M..
cedar poles 6000 feet: HbZ red
fir J50 M., white fir iB M.. red cedar
16 M., white cedar 6 M., cednr poles
1600 fpet. none of the timber on
these tracts to be sold for leas than
$2.00 per M. for the red fir, 1 1. 00 per
U. for the white fir and red cedar,
and $4.00 per M. for the white
cedr and 1.01 per foot for the
cedar poles. T. 28 H.. It. IS W.. See.
23, Lot 6, fir JtiO M., Lot 7, fir 60
U., none of the timber on these lots
to be sold for Ivim than 2.f0 per M.
T. 17 R, K. 11 W., Sec. 3&, Lot IS, red
fir li"0 M., red cedar 40 M., none of
the tlmbt-r on tins lot to be Sold for
..rs tlmii 11.75 per M.. for the red
fir and 11.60 per M. for the red ce
Jir. 1. 2M t.. Si. 10 -VV., Sec. 3. SA'
KK14, red fir 260 M white redar hOO
M-, none of the timber on Ibis tract
to be sold for lena tlmn $1 60 per M.
for the red fir and 7.0O per M. for
the white cedar. T. 20 H, It. 11 W..
Sec. 3, Lot 1, red fir 160 M fir ull
ing 140 M., while cedar 120 M., Lot
2, red fir 400 M.. fir piling 1'tO M..
while cedar K0 M . I Ml 3 red fir 160
M . white cedar 200 M., lxt 4 fir pll-
lint? 200 L. while cedar 110 M. SIOH
-Mv'i red fir 20 M- fir piling 4"0
iU., white cedar .'.o M., HW NK'4
rd fir l'oo Al., wtilte vrmnr 30ft M..
I NKU HW'4 red fit 40 M., fir piling
I 240 M., white cedar UO M., HK'i
ISVA red fir 2Su M. fir Piling 10
1 M , white cedar 300 M., HW'i HV(4
I red fir l"ft M.. fir piling 60 M . white
reiar aoo M.. NK'i SK'.i red fir loo
IM., fir piliiiK 30 M., while eeunr 2'o
i.M.. NW'h SKi red "fir 3"0 M , fir
1 piling 10 M. while cedar 4iiQ M.,
IHKW SK'i red fir I'MiO M., while ce
j (I.i r 34W M. cedar poles 24(i, SW'4
Lsk4 red fir 4"ii M.f fir piling 10 M.
I white cediir Jno M., none of the titn
1 her on thin seeiion to be sold for
less Ihsn $2.00 per 1!.. for tho red
fir, ll.fiO per M. for the fir piling.
'$7 00 per M, for the whltt cedar,
'und $.10 eiich for the cedar poles.
Wint'i-n Vprv. r'immllnncr
Does History Repeat Itself
We can all remember when a certain brand of fence bad almost
a monopoly of sales In this territory. Lots of people thought a
goat couldn't scratch himself against a post If any otber brand
of fence was fastened to tbat post,
WHAT HAPPENED?
They tiled to cash In on tbe reputation. The price went up and
we found that other kinds of fence would also serve.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
9-39 38c
WE MAKE THE PRICE OTHERS MEET IT.
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
RO8EBUR0 OAKLAND
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS
FOR SALE
I l'OK HALI2 3 good milk cows. S64
j Military street, A. A. liellows.
J Ah ALsAO Paints and Varnishes, at
I'uwfli s Furniture Co,
Wooj for salo at current prices.
Phono Austin Greenhouse, 37F3.
FOK SALE A good one horse de
livery wagon, $18. Inquire Post
master, Dlllard, Ore.
FOU SALE Fine, choice Chry
santhemum plants. Heady to set
out now. 784 S. Pine St.
FOU SALE Black Jersey Giant
eggs, $1.50 per setting. Call at
liorger's llargaln Store.
FT)R liALL Nursery'sVocK. Phone
27F3. Morning or evening. K. L.
Ellis, Koseburg, Ore.
Poll SALE S. C7 Brown Leghorn
eggs, $1 per 15. Mrs. J. S. Frey,
Star lit., Uoseburg, Ore., near
brock way.
Fxm'SALK rTooTbTshoats also
late Valentine strain of broccoli
sued, loo tier of old growth block
wood. Lindbloom, Dlxonvillo,
FOR" "SALE It ard y sirrayeT 3
cylinder punipr too large for my
ntnnls. G. C. Bailey, Garden Val
ley. Phone 32F13.
FOiV S A LK One Sharpies Suction
Feed Cream separator, No. 4.
Good as new. Mrs. Laura Parker,1
Brockway, Ore.
Pit ON irTnESTuTlan. Freuch
Improied and Coutes 1418. Care
'Ul grading and packing. Write
riudson's Nurseries, , Tangent,
Oregon.
FOU SALEliiack Minorca eggs
lor hatching, 75c per setting. Al
so a I o Laval cream separator,
Also 400 ft. 2 In. gal. pipe,
15c pt-r foot. H. C. Iawson, 625
2nd Ave., south. Phone 492 R.
SAWMILL FOU "SALE Complete
outfit nnd a pro hirer, at a bar
gain. Capacity 15.000 feet laily.
Lots of good timber, and clone to
rail shipping point. Address,
Sawmill, care NewB-Iteview,
Uoseburg.
Foil SAI:TTirAll(UINTBiirh.
p. Fairbanks Morse; 1 large dy
namo for farm lighting; 1 fifty
cake baking oven; 1 French
range; 2 large Ice boxes; 1 'Edi
son moving picture machine. Ad
dress Canyon Auto Camp, Cau
yonville. Ore.
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WANTED
I
WANTi:i Mule nurse; Inquire
4M S. I'lne alli r 4:30 p. m.
WAS 1 1 1 Nil "Tgailir'WiU cull, de
liver. All kinds done. 12!) Sec.
Av. 8. Mrs. o. I). Hubbard.
W A NT E Wood ciil terto" cut
about 25 tier body oak stove
wood. K24 Military street. A. A.
Mellows.
VV A N T I : I l'einiaiieiit iliiy work
by the day or hr. 3oc an hr. AIho
extra work. Imiuiru of 231 Chail
w lrk St. or address Box 1222,
Chy.
WANTED -Several HlllKle neat am
biiioiiH youtiK men 20 to 25 years
to travel. Must be prepared to
leave city at onre. Experience
not necessary. Compensation $25
to ?.vl n week. Apply lintel
(irand after neven o'clock p. m.
Ack for Mr. llarlow.
Have you something to sell, to
trade, to give away. Use News
ftevlew column.
By WINNER
ON BACK PAGE.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Monday, dresser scarf on
Cass or Jackson St. 1'lease
CU1I511-J.
LOST tiolil ring with moss agate
setting. Finder leave at News
Uevlew. Reward.
FOUNDSmall J blada pearl
handled knife. Owner describe .
property and pny tor ady. at
News-Kevlew otflce.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED ouse for rent. In
quire Mrs. J. K. Faloa.
FOlt KENT 5-room dwelling. 321
Kane St. Phone 275.
FOR RENT 2 -room furnished
apartmeut. 246 S. Stephens.
FOR RENT Five-room modern,
furnished cottage. 544 t. Fine
St.
FOU KENT Furnished 3-room apt
Water, lights and gas range. 60S
S. Stephens St.
FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms,
bath and screen porch. Adulu '
only. Inquire Su Mill.
IFOR RENT House, 10 A of land,
close In. city water, lota fruit. U
U. Helblg. 407 W. Cass St-
FOR RENT Large room tor men
only. Well furnished. Hot and
cold water, lights and heat
Ualh. $14.50 ' pur mo., 221 W.
Washington.
f MISCELLANEOUS I
CAR OWNER Don't target to
call 653 when In need of auta
parts. Sarff'a Auto Wreckinf
House.
MAUCELTand bob curl, 75c7"haii
cut and curl 60c, at ' my home,
331 8. Main, Phone 67-V. Mrs,
Amy Rogers.
RADIATORS That's my business
New cores Installed, und old ones
made new. Lark, radiator man,
829 W. Lane.
BICYCLES AND KFTpHRTNG--Key
fitting. lockHmlthlng, grind
ing, saw fftlng and general re
pairing. Koseburg Cyclery, 568
N. Jackson St.
fiCSINESS OPPORTUNITIES If
you have $JfJ will start yon lr
new business; tremendous sales,
should net you ;ioo salary week
ly. Experience unnecessary. O. M.
Pearse ft Co., it N. 9 St.. Port
land, Ore.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLER Chiropractic
physician, 12 W. Lane SU
Reliable Tailor
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alteration
We Make Your Clothe
in Roseburg
FORD REPAIRING
CYLINDER REBORINQ '
Our Specialty
UNION GARAGE
Authorized Ford Service
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Tanks
i.v S-MllSt -( Vatst and Ak
METAL,
Won't Leak.
t " " i r A
10 Obi w 10,000 OsL
AwtMb. Om 0. SHna,
Churchill HJwe. Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Impcrial.Clcaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phona 277